Home Espresso Machine

I fondly recall the long days at the campground with my parents, brothers and sisters. We would set up our tent at the local campgrounds and settle into our wilderness routine. A cooler completely packed with beer, pop, and junk food would last us all weekend.

We would virtually live on the supply of doughnuts and hotdogs for the weekend, since cooking over the fire was more difficult than it was worth. This sounds great to a young kid at first, but eventually the thrill of holding the hotdog over the open flame while being eaten by mosquitoes wears thin. The doughnuts are usually stale by the last day and bacon and eggs would look good even to the pickiest young eater.

Most of the RV's you find in the campgrounds today are complete with all the luxurious of modern life. Things such as fully equipped kitchens, DVD players, large beds and air conditioning are now the norm. Camping is now a way to relax in luxury, although you can still rough it as they did in days of old if you prefer.

You can still enjoy life's comforts and sleep soundly, even when tent camping. You don't need an expensive RV to be comfortable in the woods. Including an air mattresses and a camp stove make sure that you wake up without a back ache eat like a king.

Camping stoves have come a long way and now come in various sizes, and styles. Camping stoves are making camp ground cooking just as easy as it is at home. When I pull into my camp ground these days my cooler is stocked with steaks, potatoes, hamburger, corn, onions, and any other item that could be cooked at home.

One of my camping stoves has a grill and two burners, grills a steak to perfection and is portable and makes my life a lot easier when at the campground trying to feed a picky group of kids, although they do still love to put the wieners on the end of a stick and hold them over the fire until they char broiled, a nice hamburger or a few chicken nuggets still makes for an easier weekend.